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Welcome to Mike McFarlane - Landscape Photography
Mike McFarlane is a landscape photographer, specialising in landscape, panoramic and 360° VR tour photography. Fascinated by the beauty of the light and land, especially the coast, his work shares this beauty with others. Mike's photography covering Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, County Durham, Teesside, Yorkshire, Scotland, UK and Europe is used commercially by a wide variety of clients and is available in galleries nationwide.
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Cake for landscape photographers
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| Tuesday 22nd February 2011
Sometimes I just need a treat when I'm out photographing. Sat waiting in the cold and rain can be quite tiring, so a bit of good cake cheers me up and adds in some much needed fuel to keep my body warm. A flask of hot tea goes very nicely too.
Here are a couple of my favourite recipes, easy to make, super tasty and packed full of energy.
Flake and banana loaf
I adapted this from Green & Blacks Chocolate Recipes
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